nba fans and players shocked by offensive racist words in an audio recording. what coaches are saying about it and the impact it's having on the playoffs. >> it's a soggy start to sunday. how long the wet weather will last coming up. >> a mother in jail, accused of stabbing her own son, the bizarre chain of event that is led up to the tragedy. >> and history is made at the vatican overnight as a million people filled st. peter's square to see two popes become saints. mornings on 2 starts now.

good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's april 7, sunday, and i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. i had the windshield wipers running on the way to work. hey, rosemary. >> good morning to you and a live look over mt. diablo where we picked up a few hundredths, and as mike mentioned, it's still wet. as i sweep in closer and stop the radar, here is the problem. we can't see it on the radar. it's falling below the beam, but it's widespread with mist and drizzle this morning, and it's going to continue for the next few hours before we dry out for sunday afternoon. let me show you here. you can see the moisture on the cloud and rain forecast models. as we get into 12:00 or so, mostly cloudy and while locked into the clouds, have to call

for the possibility of the drizzle. it's not until the afternoon that we finally clear out. for the next few hours, drizzle will be a possibility even though it's tough to see on the radar, it's out there. widespread 50s outside the door, a warmer start with the clouds overhead and moist air in place. for the afternoon, mid to upper 60s for antioch and concord. 64 in san francisco. it will be breezy once again and if you are going to see the giants play this afternoon, be aware of that. opening day on the bay, it will be breezy as well. 67 for mountain view and 67 morgan hill with a significant warm up for the week ahead. a look at that for you coming up. anger and controversy over shadowing today's playoff game between the golden state warriors and los angeles clippers. there is an audio recording, allegedly of donaldsterling, the owner of the clippers, going on a racist rant.

allie rasmus is live at oracle where sterling's open players and coaches are quite angry. >> reporter: tip off for game 4 starts at 12:30 this afternoon. by then, these stands will be packed with more than 19,000 people, and sterling is the center of controversy caught on this audio recording. plan nbc commissioner adam silver said that the organization is looking into the matter and the recording and some ofsterling's defenders including the clippers' president believing there is doubt that the voice on the recording belongs to sterling, but the clippers' players and coaches are offended at the views expressed. >> we are going after something important for us, something

that we dreamed about all our childhood. donald and no one else has nothing to do with that dream. we are not going to letting anything get in the way of the dreams. >> reporter: activists are planning a demonstration at the staples center tuesday night in los angeles. the nba is investigate ing, but say it's too early to talk about any sanctions. coming up, we'll see what the warriors players have to say. allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2news. >> and that scandal has prompted a response from president obama traveling in malaysia. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't really have to do anything. you just let them talk, and that's what happened here. >> the president was asked about the audio recording during a news conference with malaysia's prime minister. president obama said he is

confident that the nba is aware and will address the issue. and many people on social media are expressing their opinions. tell us what you think. go to the ktvu facebook page. we are asking if the recording turns out to be indeed authentic, what should the repercussions be? new this morning, history was made in an unprecedented ceremony at the vatican. pope francis canonized two former popes making pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii saints. it was the first time air reigning and a retired pope celebrated mass together in public and also the first time that two pontiffs were made saints in one ceremony. in an effort to get the best vantage points, many camped out on side streets, and others

stayed up all night to attend prayer vigils. people celebrated across the world and here in the bay area. last night, worshippers packed the cathedral christ of light in oakland for mass. the south bay is also remembering pope john ii. a 7-foot bronze statue will be displayed today in santa clara. a special outdoor mass begins at 2:00 with a procession at 4:00. the church pastor said that the statue honors the man and is an expression of gratitude and love for his teachings and tireless work. a 23-year-old woman is in santa rita jail accused of stabbing her 7-month-old son in

a livermore park. she is not identified but reportedly is from the san jose area. there was a call of a woman acting erratically and running her car into the rockwall at del valle park. the driver was gone, but two hours later, they located a woman walking with a lifeless baby in her arms. investigators say they believe the boy had been stabbed several times with a pocket knife. >> on the scene at the time attempted to resist tate the child but the child was declared dead by paramedics. >> the woman when what appeared to be self-inflicted wounds while investigators are searching for the motive saying that the mother had been battling depression. 23-year-old sarah krueger, along with her boyfriend, ryan scott warner, are charged in the death of her toddler, 3-

year-old kailey slusher. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in which a judge will hear a notion free krueger on $1 million bail. both have been held without bail since february 2. prosecutors claim that krueger and warner beat to death the little girl and hid her body in a freezer. a 17-year-old is recovering from serious injuries after being shot. the teen stumbled into his father's home last night at 5:00 after being shot in the chest. anyone with information asked to call the petaluma police department. despite a billion dollar project to modernize mineta-san jose international airport, officials say that the case of the teenager that stowed away to hawaii exposes gaps. last weekend, a boy climbed a 6- foot fence and stowed away in the wheel well of the plane.

the upgrade includes a plan to bolster prim security and said that changes could take months to complete. specialists are recommending better surveillance cameras including night vision systems. new information about a measle's outbreak that has infected nearly 60 people in california. the centers for disease control and preventions 11 of those people were infected in a doctor's office or hospital. 130 people in 13 states have come down with the measles, most cases in california and new york. and the cases involve people who traveled to the philippines have a recent epidemic have caused 20,000 people to be sick. and many are upset about the seahawk's green and blue on the inside of bart cars. the poles inside will give the passengers standing stand

something to hang onto. the new cars are scheduled to roll out in 2017. california's drought is threatening species of fish and birds that were already struggling to survive. 37 types of fish are listed as endangered statewide and insiders say 80% could be extinct by the year 2100 if the conditions continue. the drought conscious are creating fewer insects for birds to feed o. landscape experts in the east bay mudd representatives will share tips on how to conserve water at the lafayette earth festival and a display of how water pollution eventually makes its way into the ocean. it gets underway at 11:00 a.m. right now, the big sur marathon is under way, and once the runners hit the mile 13 mark, they will be greeted by a

familiar sight. for nearly a decade, michael martinez has been a staple of the marathon. runners call him the piano man and say he gives them the energy to complete that race and even though he is not lacing up his shoes and joining them, martinez said he feels like he is taking part in a marathon of his own. >> in the morning, it's rough. my happens are numb and it's hard to play. i can't play anything too fast because i can't even do it. but in the afternoon, it starts to warm up, and the sun comes out, and i get my dexterity back, and i'm able to lay. >> martinez said he is carrying on the tradition of his good friend john than lee who passed away and said he will play until the very last runner crosses his path. the runner officially started at 6:30 this morning. roads will re-opened to traffic at 1:00 this afternoon. this run is a qualifier for the boston marathon. a dramatic attack off

monterey's coast. the major fight that a mother gray whale put up to try and save her baby. >> and you go to bed and are thinking about the game. >> all they had to do was win and knock the kings out of the playoff, disappointment felt this morning by both players and fans. >> outside this morning, cloudy and wet. we will be crying out for the second half of your sunday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and in the week ahead, a significant warm up. when we will be soaring into the 80s coming up.

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if you thought the cold weather was over in the sierra, take a look at this, more than 18" that has fallen in the past 24 hour and nearly three feet in the past week according to squaw valley and alpine meadows, only a handful of

resorts still open for the season. still operating are kirkwood and mammoth mountain. texas, oklahoma, and many other states in the plains and midwest are preparing for twisters. the biggest threat today will come from large hail and damaging wind gusts. on friday, several tornadoes touched down in north carolina with wind gusts at speeds of more than 110 miles per hour. >> like it was gonna take a turn and came straight hard and just all of a sudden, you heard debris fly everywhere. the wind noise, i mean, it was just so loud. >> 200 homes are damaged and more than a dozen people had to go to the emergency room. temperatures in north carolina are expected to rise, however, for the rest of the weekend. the san jose sharks are parking their bags but not for the conference semis but game 6 in los angeles. the sharks had another shot to eliminate the kings but not

even close. 8 minutes in, and jonathan quick blocks the shot, pearson slamming the puck to foley, 1- 0, kings. a deflection leads to a 3 on 2 and yet another kings' goal. another one and then thornton said he will support whoever will be in the net for the sharks. >> we have confidence in either goalie, you know. we've let nemo down the last two games to be honest with you, but we have full confidence in both. >> sharks lost last night's game, 3-0 and will drop the puck tomorrow night. game 7 f needed, wednesday night at the tank. a group of residents teamed up with activists to protest what they say is a force of long-time tenants out of their homes. they want to sign a bill that

would require five years of continuous ownership before investors could start evicted tenants. san francisco is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its project to improve the water delivery system. the project is more than 80% complete. the program is working on the size, delivery, and reliability of the system. tomorrow, members of the media will be given a tour of the work being done at the city's third largest drinking water reservoir. let's turn to rosemary and see if the rain will stick around. >> i think it will linger for the next two to three hours. we will clear out but while the clouds are overhead, very moist, and a lot of mist and drizzle is falling across the bay area. a live look over oakland this morning, a gray start to the day. most of us will see overcast conditions. a quick peek at what we have seen fall in the last 24 hours. this system is not as strong as

friday's storm but a a little in a few areas. again, you know, we will take what we can get. it's kind of nice to see the wet weather continue for a little while longer. we will do an aboutface with the weather pattern and see a huge weather warm up. i'll show that you in just a moment but first, a look at the radar. mentioned it a little while ago, really hard to pick up on the mist and drizzle falling below the radar, a little bit of light shower activity here east of fairfield along i-80. but we, again, are seeing light rain in areas like santa rosa reporting some and across the east bay and the south bay, reports of drizzle and mist. so that is to be aware of for your morning hours. it will be with us by the afternoon, though, dry, and we will be breezy once again for the second half of the day. prepare for that. but as we get into the work

week ahead, take a look at the climb with temperatures moving in the upward direction to wednesday when the temperatures will peak and the hottest locations are expected to be 90 degrees. outside our door this morning, soggy conditions and 51 in napa. 52 in walnut creek. 51 in hayward. 53 in redwood city, upper 40s and low 50s for santa rose a novato and napa, most cases, several degrees warmer. for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions. 69 for napa. 67 for san rafael, and upper 60s for antioch and livermore, 67. san jose, 66. 66 los gatos, and breezy and cloudy in half moon bay. the extended forecast, the call for the drizzle will last through the morning hours and clear out for the second half of the afternoon. morning fog expected as we get back to work on monday with the moist air in place with the

ridge of high pressure building in and take a look at the jump. on monday, a notable jump issue anywhere from 8 to 10 degrees especially for inland communities, and then as we get into tuesday, another jump, and then wednesday, the temperatures will peak near 90 degrees for the inland communities, mid-80s around the bay, and 70s along the coast. as we get into thursday, our temperatures will trail off and pull back just a bit, and we will remain very warm, mostly sunny skies and upper 80s for the inland cities and upper 70s for the bay and upper 60s at the coast. back to the desk. and a new method designed to lower shipping costs and get passengers out faster. the e-commerce giant amazon is delivering with it's own delivery network. many experts say that the game

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vallejo. it is one thing to say something that is controversial and it is something to say something that is repugnant. >> this is the racist remarks made from the owner of the los angeles clippers. good morning, welcome back to "mornings on 2". i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> we have more on the controversy and we will give you a quick look at the weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you. it is soaked to the morning. not a lot falling. little mist and drizzle and giving you a look at the overcast conditions and to clarify, that is for this morning. we will be drying out for the afternoon. partly cloudy skies and look at the radar and satellite. and can't see much. we won't spend too much on the radar. picking up a little bit here. along i-80 if you do have an early morning drive and there is light rain. it is reported in most places from the north bay along the

coast. east bay and south. and we have the mist and drizzle falling. we get into the morning hours. we are picking at it for you. >> this is 10:00 or so. >> cloud will stick around and they are overhead and we will leave in the possibility of some drizzle. until noontime. 1:00. 2:00. >> partly cloudy conditions and breezy for the afternoon. behind it, dry conditions. and then eventually a big warm upcoming our way as we get into the business week. >> temperatures this morning, not too bad and it is still cool out there. >> antioch 54. and 54 for santa rosa. and around the bay. upper 60s into concord and as well as antioch. we will take a den degree hike tomorrow and 20 degrees warmer than what you see here. it is coming up wednesday. i will show you in the extended forecast coming up. we are five hours from the pivotal game four. from the warriors and clippers.

but it is overshadowed by racist remarks made by clippers owner donald sterling. >> if you want to broadcast that you are associated with black people. do you have to? > >> the website site tmz had a recording believed to be sterling arguing with his girlfriend. it was recorded this month. sterling objected to his girlfriend who is bi-racial posting a tote toe of herself with magic johnson on instagram. the reported remarks have outraged current and former players. >> if they want to be rise sift, that is their thing. when you are in a position of power and you can take jobs and economic opportunity from people, that's what crosses the line. >> clippers and warrior players are angry over the alleged comments and they remain focused on the playoff game.

sterling will knot attend the game at oracle arena. they are already planning a demonstration at game five at the staple center in los angeles. controversy has surrounded sterling before. he is a 80-year-old billionaire and back in 2,005. he paid an undisclosed amount of money that claimed he tried to force nonkoreans out of apartments and in 2009. he paid a record $3.7 million penalty issued from the justice department for rental discrimination. he is married for more than 50 years. last month, his wife filed a lawsuit recording that his latest mistress embezzled $2 million. some of the biggest stars in the basketball world are sounding off. magic johnson said he will never attend a clippers game as long as sterling owns the team. it as black eye for the nba. >> kobe said he could never

play for sterling. the swift action will be taken and it is too early to discuss potential sanctioning. >> while i understand anger that would be naturally expressed over hearing a tape like this. i also believe that ultimately the players and the rest of the nba family will deal with it appropriately. >> one of the big zest star is chris paul and he is president of the player's union. the union will respond to the remarks, he will discuss his thoughts more in depth after today's game against the warriors. they caught up with the warriors to ask him about the sterling controversy. they say it is a sad day for nba for both players and fans. he is echoing the belief that sterling needs to go. >> the nba should be embarrassed and certainly when you think about, that mr. sterling has made a tremendous amount of money,

having black players on his team, that ises more and more representative. >> thurmond said they make up most of the players and make tens of thousands of dollars, it remains an issue in the league. our story continues on ktvu.com. we have posted the full audio recording on the website and allie rasmus will be live at the top of the hour. a 2-year-old woman is in the el cerrito jail this morning for stabbing her 7-month-old son. she is not identified but she is reportedly from the san jose area. they received a call at 10:30. a woman is acting erratically and crashing her car into a rock wall. they first found the damaged car and two hours later, the woman walking with a lifeless baby in her arms. >> we don't think this murder

had anything to do with the camp or the park itself. it is just a remote area with a dead end road right behind where i am. >> investigators believe the boy was stabbed several times with a pocket knife. they are looking for a motive. but they say the mother is suffering from depression. we learn about the circumstances surrounding a murder suicide in sacramento. the man and woman who died recently ended a relationship and may have been married. neighbors say they frequently argued about money. police say they are still investigating what led to the shooting. >> it appears the parties knew each other and there were other people in the house and they knew they were both deceased and the motivation was too soon to say. >> five other family members. including two children were found in the home. they were not hurt. this morning the chp is

investigating the death of two people found on the roadway. they died earlier when they lost control in menlo park and hit a tree. the owner of a honda civic also died after rolling in he will seer right toe. all lanes in the freeway -- he will seer right toe and one man -- el certificate right toe and a pedestrian was killed in a hit and run crash. >> they are remembering a high school student killed on a bus crash on interstate five north. many were wearing blue in his honor, the color of his high school football team. castro and three other students were killed when their bus was struck earlier this month. three chaperones and both drivers also died. the students had been heading to humboldt state for a tour of the campus. >> line backer named jared leaf after a fire in his apartment wednesday night. the coach of the spartans

visited with his family at the hospital this weekend and said they are grateful for the support of teammates. friends and family. they said they are working on a way to accept donations to help with leaf's medical bills. they are investigating whether a student scentally started a fire by lighting a candle and leaving a candle on the couch. the apartment was destroyed. a pack of 20 orca s attacked a mother and her calf. that lasted for two hours and witnessed by dozens of onlookers. the calves did not survive. number of anchovies have been attracting them to the bay. including orcas. and hump back whales. and between point joe and logos. we have new information about a dog who got a shock in

oakland. her dog mickey is not out of the east bay hospital. at first, the hospital did not know if he would survive. they expect him to make a full recovery. they did put a temporary table inside the box. and three weeks ago to provide service to a construction site. now the utility company said that box might have been tempered with. they are scheduled to return to court tomorrow as they go to trial in the peeping tom trial. they consider whether he is guilty of a charge. the jury will continue deliberations and try to reach an unanimous verdict. >> he has admitted to knocking aen a woman's window. wearing only underwear and socks. the golden state warriors could threaten the future of oracle arena. it fails to turn a profit and is expected to report

$6 million in losses through next year. half of the hundred events staged at the arena in a 12ment period where they are. they have purchased land for a new arena. and it could open as early as 2018. people in oakland are trying to keep the team from leaving. sports fans were inviteded to a public workshop turn it into a coliseum city with new housing. recreation unblentty of shops. the project would generate 20,000 new jobs. >> they have expressed serious interest. it is beneficial to them business wise and the warriors. there is room for the warriors to stay here in oakland. >> oakland strategic planner said the 800-acre site is an attractive location for easy access to the freeway as well as bart. >> they are operating in the

napa valley and expanded into napa at the beginning of month. local drivers have had hundreds of customers. most of them used uber in big cities and now, it is active in 100 cities across the world. well, they have reach add milestone to increase flood capacity after receiving this last month, around my corps of engineers are going to install them. they will allow flexible in releasing and restoring water and that should help protect the sacramento valley. >> we definitely need projects like this to keep the residents safe. >> the new spillway is expected to be completed and operated in 2017. dozens of volunteers came together in oakland to help fix up a home for one of their neighbors. it is called rebuilding together. this is nor low income homeowners who face challenges such as disabilities and

illness. this is on eileen street. and being fixed up by the group. they have repaired more than 1,000 homes in the 20 years they are operating. first facebook stock went up for sail. now there is a buzz over twitter. >> this is the tight end davis, each share is priced at $10. the goal is to allow people a chance to invest in an athlete's financial future. it includes his contract with the 49ers. and endorsements and any earnings after his playing career. such as broadcasting work. fans are buying shares of fan text. it is obtaining a percentage interest in the future earnings of athletes. it is first starting with vernon davis of the. helping people run one of the toughest marathons in north america. >> i like to play certain songs that make them all happy and run faster. >> the inspiring push this man has been giving to runners for

more than a decade. amtrak service is in jeopardy in three states. the new request that does not quiet everyone on board. mist and drizzle falling outside. it will be dry and breezy for your afternoon. i will line up the temperatures for today and in the extended forecast, we are going 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. i will show you when, coming up.

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tons of carbon dioxide. to date, the program has raised $663 million. that is used for programs that cut down on pollution. it generates emissions instead of redusting them. >> they cut off rail service in kansas, colorado and new mexico. >> . amtrak said it doesn't have the money to maintain the 600 miles of rail line that is owned by burlington north santa fe railroad. this will cost $200 million to update the track along that stretch and amtrak is asking for help: talking about a five way split. each of the three states, amtrak and the bfs railway. >> that means each state would have to come up with $40 million over the next decade. amtrak must have an answer and it will move forward rerouteing it through oklahoma and texas. so far none of the three states

have committed to the cost. same sex couple has tide the knot in minnesota to change the laws in their home state. >> in the eyes of god, they are married. >> nancy and jenny rosen braun have been together for years. so they married in minnesota and now plan to file federal rifle rights lawsuit in order to overturn the law on sex. and it asked that south dakota be asked to recognize marriages performed out of state. the new healthcare exchange is succeeding and will continue to grow. 3.3 million people enrolled in covered california in the first six months. those who do not meet the affordable healthcare deadline march 31st are going to face a penalty of $95 or 1% of the income. the director said the cost of being uninsured is far more

serious than the tax penalty. 100,000 californians went bankrupt due to medical bills. it is almost the season for barbecues and cookouts and that could cost you more this year. beef prices are the highest level in three decades. they average over $5 in pound. over the summer months, it is going to drive the prices even higher. >> we are going to want burgers and steaks for the barbecues. i wouldn't want them to col downey -- i don't expect them to col down. >> they said it is responsible forthe increase in prices. >> i do like to drill. winter, spring. you name the season. even last night, the chance of precipitation is out there. braved it. >> got the tools and go. by the afternoon today, another good day to be out there grilling. partly cloudy. and we will be a little breezy once again. thinking of going to opening day on the bay. it as damp start out there. take a look over the bay this

morning. visibility is low and the mist and the drizzle i continues to fall and we will be sticking around through the morning hours. and by the afternoon hours, we are drying out. some areas have accumulated something over the last 24 hours. picking up 7/100 and it looks like one slowdowns 400s there. and enough to get this. >> you have an early morning soccer game or basketball game. you want want to check on that. it is wet out there. we continue with the clouds and they will continue to drop the drizzle and the mist. it is hard to detect on the radar and satellite view. upper 40s in novato and this is one of the cooler spots on the map. 51 in napa and santa rosa. and different from how we started yesterday morning. five to 10 degrees warmer because of the cloud cover.

and helping insulate us a little bit. 54, foster city. >> 53 in belmont and outside the door areas. and checking out or saratoga. we continue with the morning drizzle and mostly cloudy skies. we will continue by lunchtime and we begin to warm up. temperatures in the low 50s and 60s. partly cloudy skies and partly cloudy for the second half of the day. temperatures this afternoon will be warmer than what we had yesterday. and again, we are going to be breezy as we begin a transition to a warmer pattern for the work week ahead. for today, low 60s in pacifica. and in shovel if you are going to see the giants play, cool breezy day. it is going to be cool and breezy as well and inside the bay. 66 in oakland. and 68 for concord today. upper 60s for lever more and for san jose. we will talk about the extended forecast. a little wet this

morning. drying out this afternoon. upper 60s from the bay inland and cool at the coast. by monday, we wake up tomorrow morning with little bit of fog. and temperatures take a five to continue degree jump for the afternoon. then things get cranked up as we get into tuesday, wednesday. and near 90 degrees for the inland communities. and 70s at the coast and perhaps a beach day on wednesday. temperatures will cool back on thursday. >> still remaining quite warm and temperature it is will range made to upper 80s. back to the desk. game four. the lpga, underway in daly city. and they had a good view of what is going on. they were playing partners and battling shot for shot. they were out to a 69 and chip at 15. like how this one turns out. it is called a birdie. very nice shop. >> lewis also birdied and led by two strokes into the final

day. san francisco giants looking to pull out the brooms and sweep a team for the first time this season. they got it. 5th inning. down three. bases loaded. and with the single to right. giants down 3-1. sack fly and stolen base. that is under pence and he get in it in the infield and giants take the lead. how about a little bit insurance. buster posey with a no brainer to left field. the giants win 5-3. half game up on the dodgers. oakland as rally short and brandon moss with two on. monster shot to right. i don't know where that one landed. it is his fourth homer on the year. and they got it to the play. and reliever raul valdez gets him to go fishing. that's all she wrote. >> tommy will be on the mound for the as. when you thought it was over, a chill hits the sierra.

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. duty korea's prime minister has reseened over a ferry accident that left many dead. many of the passengers were high school students it comes with the handling of the disaster. it is mostly symbolic. most executive power rests with the south korea president. 15 crew members are arrested including the ship's captain. they are scanning the bottom of the indian ocean for any sign of the missing malaysia airlines jet. it is the 15th under water search for the 370.

the blue fin 21 has been searching the area with signals that could have come from the black boxes and may have been heard back on april 8th. malaysia will make the report on the missing plane public next week. president obama said they will continue to certainly for the missing plane. he made the announcement after meeting with the prime minister in call kuala lumpur. >> -- kuala almost purr. >> this is the deep pest condolences to all the families who lost families on the flight. malaysian, american, chinese and people from many other nations. >> president obama also called in the malaysian government to improve its record on human rights. they have called on president obama to meet with opposition leaders during his trip to malaysia. white house said susan rice will do that tomorrow. a family in canada that

they had rescued a puppy. it turns out that might not be the case. >> the animal is just over a -week-old. he was found abandoned near a lake over the easter weekend. the family thought it was a puppy but wildlife officials who helped find it a surrogate mother disagree. they thought it was a dog. and it wasn't a dog. then they thought it might be an otter or martin or a number of different things am wolverine, possibly. >> wildlife has narrowed it down to a fox. it has a white tip on the tail which young foxes also have and since it is spending time with humans. it will not be released into the wild and go to a wildlife sanctuary. three baby owls who fell out of their nest are back with their parents. back insome park, they -- back to the san mateo park. they made sure they were okay.

after five days they placed them in a nest where they were found and played recordings of cries on a loud speaker, but the next day, the parents were back to taking care of them. nba fans outraged this morning. controversial comments by clippers owner donald sterling and the impact on the players. surrounding a measles outbreak in california. the disturbing place some are getting the illness. it is a soggy start to the morning. how long before we dry for the afternoon and when the temperatures will take a hike. what you can expect for today, coming up. moments of certainty.

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. game four of the playoffs and in the back drop is controversial statements by donald sterling. and how they are sounding off about it. how much longer we expect this weather to last, coming up. a woman behind bars. accused of stabbing her baby son. the history made at vatican overnight. they will filledded st. peter square to see two popes become

saints. "mornings on 2" continues. good morning, and welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday, april 27th. i am claudine wong. >> good morning, i am mike mibach. we will get you over to rosemary. and good morning to you, rosemary. >> first, we wants to give you a peek over san jose. we are dealing with partly cloudy skies and i think i see a shade of blue out there. we will be with the clouds and packing moisture. storm tracker 2 having a hard time picking it up on the radar. a lot of mist and drizzle and the potential will be decreasing. until they move out later this morning and into the afternoon, we will finally do away with the wet weather. giving you a look as we get into the next couple of hours. by 10:00, notice we are mostly cloudy and we have the moisture out there. this is what we see for the

first half of your sunday. by 1:00 in the afternoon we are breaking away from partly cloudy skies and the clearing conditions will be breezy ones again for the afternoon. temperatures will be slightly warmer today and bigger warm up is going to come as we get into the work week ahead. right now. outside the doors in the 50s. 54 for concord. and 58 for novato and santa rosa. by the afternoon, low 60s at the coast. >> mid-60s around the bay and in areas like concord, antioch. and 69 in napa. and san jose. 67 in morgan hill. we have a big jump coming as early as tomorrow. eventuallily we will be peeking in the upper 80s and 90 degrees. i will show you. overshadowing the playoff game between the golden state warriors and the los angeles clippers. there is an audio recording of donald sterling, the clippers

owner going on a rant. he will not attend the game. the firestorm is not subsiding. allie rasmus is just outside the oracle arena with the foliated. >> reporter: they are condemning the views heard in the audio recording but the clippers coach said he is focused on getting through game four. it is at the oracle arena. it will be packed with more than 90,000 people. at the center of the controversy, it shows the team owner don sterling arguing with his girlfriend over a picture posted on instagram with magic johnson. this is excerpt. >> if you want to broadcast that you are associated with black people. do you have to? >> we have not tried. honestly. like i said. >> but blake griffin always

knows. that the extra his teriks after any contact. >> we lost allie rasmus for a bit. we hope to establish her live shot again. meantime, the scandal prompted a response from president obama who is traveling in malaysia. okay. we don't have the president's response. we will look to get that to you as well. the president was having a news conference. president obama said he is confident that the nba is aware of the out cry from fans and players and will address the issue quickly. may be people have taken to social media to express their opinions on the story. tell us what you think. go to the ktvu facebook page. if the recording turns out to be authentic, what should the repercussions be? >> time is 8:04. new this morning.

history was made in an unprecedented ceremony at the vatican. pope francis canonized pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii saints. it was the first time a reigning and retired pope celebrated mass together in public. it is the first time two pontiffs were made saints in one ceremony. many observers camped out on side streets. and others stayed up all night to attend prayer vigils. they celebrated the double canonization here in the bay area and around the world. ♪ last night worshipers packed the cathedral of krys the life. conference of bishops called

john the xxiii a man of courage. he is a globe trotting pontiff as a man who proclaimed the gospel everywhere. south bay is remembering pope john paul ii. a statue will be displayed today at our lady of piece shrine. a special outdoor mass begins at 2:00 with a procession at 4:00. that statue is meant to honor the man and it is also showing gratitude for his love and teaching and tireless work. a 23-year-old woman is in the el cerrito jail. the woman has not been identified but she is reportedly from the san jose area. authorities received a call at 10:30 yesterday morning about a woman acting erratically and ramming her car into a rock wall at the end of a road in the regional park. they found the damaged honda on the side of the road. but the driver was gone. two hours later, they locate

add woman walking with a lifeless baby in her arms. investigators say they believe the boy had been stabbed several times with a pocket knife. >> on the scene at the time, attempted to resuscitate the child. and were unsuccessful and the child was declared dead by paramedics. >> list say the woman had self-inflicted wound and they are still searching for a motive. the mother has been battling depression. >> napa mother accused of killing her daughter is looking to get out of it jail along with her boyfriend. they are charged in the death of kaley slusher. a hearing will be held tomorrow. they want to free krueger on $1 million. both are held without bail. they claim kreuger and warner beat the girl to death and hid her body in a freezer. >> they are recovering from

serious injuries after being shot in petaluma. >> this is after being shot in the chest, police say it does not appear to be gang related and anyone with information about the case is asked to call the petaluma police department. despite a billion dollar project for the airport, they say the case of the teenager who stowed away on the flight to hawaii exposed gaps. they call it a wake up call. a 15-year-old boy climbed the fence and snuck in the wheel well of the plane and went to maui. the upgrade include as plan to bolster security. they said the changes could take monthss to complete. security specialists say they need better surveillance cameras. including night vision systems. we have a measles outbreak. and said 11 of those people were infected in a doctor's

office or hospital. 100 people in 13 states have come down with the measles. most of them are in california and in new york. officials say many of the cases involve people who travel to the philippines where a recent measles epidemic caused 20,000 people to get sick. first, fans were upset on the inside of the newest cars. now, there is more controversy. according to the chronicle, the newest concern involves a three prong poll near the cars. they will give passengers something to hold on to. people with disabilities say it pose as hazard and blocks wheelchairs. >> this is where the cars were showcased. >> they are scheduled to roll out. >> once the runners hit mile 13. they will be greeted by a familiar sight. cornelia decade.

michael martinez is a staple of the marathon. they call him the piano man and say he gives them the energy to complete the race. he is not lacing up his somehows. but he feels like he is taking part in a marathon of his own. >> in the morning, it is rough. my hands are numb and it is hard to play. i can't play anything too fast. i can't even do it and in the afternoon, it starts to warm up. sun comes out and i get my dexterity back. >> he is carrying on the tradition of his friend jonathan lee. he will play until the very last runner crosses his path. >> they begin at 6:45. runners are traveling from big sur to carmel and that will reopen to traffic at 1:00 this afternoon. this is a qualifier for the boston marathon. well a dramatic attack off the post. it happened in front of a group of whale watchers. >> the sight the mother whale

put up to try to save her baby.

. if you thought the cold weather was other in the sierra. take a look at this. more snow has fallen in the past hour and 3 feet in the last week. that is from alpine meadows who are only a handful of ski rae sorts still open for season. still operating their lifts are kirkwood and mammoth mountain. severe weather is making its way across many parts of

the country. texas and oklahoma and other states in the plains are preparing for twisters. the biggest threat today will come from large hail and damaging wind gusts. several tornadoes touched down in north carolina. >> reached speeds of more than 110 miles an hour. >> like going to take a turn and it came straight for us. and all of a sudden, you heard debris flying everywhere and the wind, noise. and it is just so loud. >> 200 homes were damaged and more than a dozen people have to go to the emergency room. temperatures are expected to rise for the rest of the weekend. we had technical problems with allie rasmus when she was outside the oracle arena. we will go back to what she was reporting. we are a few hours away from the pivotal game between the warriors and the clippers. this is attributed to the clippers owner, donald sterling. >> if you want to broadcast

that you are associated with black people. do you have to? >> the hollywood website tmzsuppose posted this. and the conversation was apparently recorded this month. it followed an incidents in which sterling allegedly objected to his girlfriend who is bi-racial posting a photo of herself basketball legend magic johnson. they outraged both current and former players. >> if they want to be racist, that is all right. that is their thing. when you are in a position of power and take jobs and economic opportunity from people, that's what crosses the line. >> clippers and warriors player say they are angry and they remain focused on the playoff games. sterling will not attend the game at oracle. civil rights activists are planning a demonstration at the staple center in los angeles. the nba is investigating the matter and adds it is too early

to discuss potential sanctioning. seth curry issued this comment. i think it is terrible and disgusting view of african-americans and never should be tolerated in the nba, he shouldn't be allowed to own a team. california's drought is threatening species of fish and bird that were struggling to survive. >> 75 are listed as endangerings the and 80% could be extinct if the dry conditions continue. >> the bird could be in danger due to drought conditions that are producing less insects for them to feed on. how to conserve water on the festival today. there is a display on how they collect in storm drains and makes its way in the ocean. >> it is at 11:00 a.m. outside of the learning center. this is celebrating the 10th anniversary for the delivery system. $4.6 billion project is more

than 80% complete. they are working on the supply, delivery and seismic reliability of the system. >> tomorrow members of the media will be different a an exclusive tour of the work being done at the reservoir. this is a rare opportunity to go into the city's third largest drinking water reservoir. sharks are passing their bags. not for the semis but game six in los angeles. sharks last night had a shot to eliminate kings. >> eight minutes in, they block the shot and takes a big bounce. tanner pierce son slaps it over. and it is 1-0 kings. still in the first and joe thornton, and the deflection goes long and another kings goal. and antii niemi guess it. and supports whoever is in the net. >> we support either goalie.

we let him down last two games and now, coming in and he played well. we have confidence in both goalies. >> last night in favor of the kings. they will drop the puck in la, game seven if necessary, wednesday night at the tank. >> all right. time now is 817 on. we will head out, rosemary. >> it is going to be a wet and drizzley day. >> it will be moving out. >> yes, later this morning and for the afternoon. highlighting the second half of your day. we will be a little breezy. kind of reek yesterday. another wind events picking up in the afternoon. giving you a look outside the doors this morning where we are with overcast skies in the area of bay point. and we are going to continue with the overcast skies through the morning hours. breaking away partly cloudy to noontime. i want to show you. that it is really hard to see some of the rain falling in the

area. >> bulls reporting a light showers and not picking it up here. it is falling below the radar beam and for the forecast for the afternoon. backs up. and show you normally this. when i want to show you the rain. i want to show you how the storm track is going to be actually retreating north. >> as we get into the work week ahead. >> building into the area and it is going to lead to a big warm up. we had some 80s back in early april and some of us will hit 90 degrees by about wednesday. we are mostly cloudy this morning. we do have drizzle outside the door this morning. we will continue for the next couple of hours or so. then we will have partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions for some. >> we have opening day on the bay. and there it is there. and expect a breezy one if you go out to watch the parade. it is cool and breezy for you

as well. >> holding in the 50s for most. >> low 50s. certain as well as napa. and areas around san jose with partly cloudy skies and 53 degrees in livermore and checking in at 54. we get into the second half of the day, the numbers are warmer than yesterday. mid- to upper 60s. in the forecast. >> 69 in brentwood and head to the north bay. 69 for you certain as well as napa. and around san francisco. low 60s. along the coastline for the afternoon today. into the south bay. checking it at 67 for mountain view and morgan hill. actually looking at 68 for santa cruz. and pa partly cloudy skies. and the breeze will get some of us for the afternoon. outside of that, not a bad looking afternoon for the second half of the weekend. we get going. and we will having morning fog joining us. be already, they are becoming

to warm -- beginning to warm up. upper 60s along the bay and around the coastline and then the significant jump comes once again. >> tuesday into wednesday. >> peeking into the upper 80s and right now. >> wednesday looks like it is going to be the warmest day. for the bayside community. and # 0s for the coast. if uribe off by wednesday. perhaps a beech day for you. >> we get into thursday and temperatures come back down. >> you will remain well above arch. and upper 70s on the bay and for the inland cities. >> crackdown on destructive driverring is underway. >> they including talking on the cellphone while texting and driving. the extra enforcement comes as they mark distracted driving month. hundreds of citations streets been issued this month in south san francisco. >> special honor based on the president. name one school in chicago and

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owen's doctors to use disney to connect and owen thrived. he is now 23 years-old and attends a special education college where he is the president of the their disney club. new leader at this weekends' box office. i am looking for mark. you must be his housekeeper. >> no, i am his wife kate. >> that would be uncomfortable. well the revenge comedy. it brought in 9 million. and it is paying to bring in 18 million this weekend. it is a story of a woman who found out the boyfriend not only has a wife but second girlfriend. that's when they hatch a plan to get back at their mutual enemy. grab a cup of could coffee at a cafe and cuddling with accounts. this is -- cats. and this is the first cat cafe. they have been trying to accomplish. it gives cat lovers a place to meet with friend and meeting cats that are up for adoption.

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. if you want to broadcast you are associating with black people. do you have to? >> it is the voice of millionaire basketball owner, donald sterling. it is across the nba and welcome back am i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. we will have more on sterling controversy and in just a minute we will look at the weather. it is not raining here. and it is wet here. kind of in and out all over. >> on and off. spotty showers. mind. and it is gloomy over -- mist and drizzle. and if you are going to see a game. we will transition to dry weather for the afternoon. i will have a look at the

forecast for the game coming up. looking at all the cloud cover. it is tough to see all the mist and drizzle falling and it is going to be out there for the next couple of hours. i will run you through the sunday here. we are starting to break up with the clouds just a little bit and the moisture still in place. it will be on the decrease and still going to hang around the morning hours. until noontime and 2:00 before the neighborhood is going to clear out and for the second half of the day. we are partly cloudy. and temperatures will be cool at at&t park and the westerly breeze is going to be back for us 10 to 20 miles an hour. once again. and inside the bay, there is a small craft advisory today. that in mind with opening day on the bay going on little bit later on this morning. and afternoon. morning drizzle for today and into the noontime. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures right now in the 50s. not bad and it is cool and it is damp and little breezy out there. it is going to feel cool.

widespread 60s in the forecast. and low 60s owe coast and around the bay. we are going to see a significant warm up as we get into the work week. i will pinpoint that for you coming up. they are clouding the playoff game between the warriors and the los angeles clippers. off the court scandal is now taking center stage. allie rasmus is live for us where we are hours from tipoff. and the focus doesn't seem to be just on that game. >> reporter: clippers coach doc rivers and his team are trying to put this out of his mind. the game is happening here at oracle arena against the warriors 12:30 this afternoon. you can see the half time acts that are practicing on the court right now. come tipoff at 12:30. the stands you see that are each covered with a warriors fan t-shirt. they will be packed with people and there is a 19 person

sellout crowd scheduled here and in the back drop of it all is the controversy over the audio recording showing clippers' team owner arguing with his girlfriend over a picture she took with magic johnson s here is excerpt. >> you can do anything. but don't put them on instagram for world to see and they have to call me. and not at my games. okay. >> clippers coach doc rivers say they are disturbed and angry about the sendments established in the recording but they don't want it to be a distraction from the game. >> you have to move on. it upsets all of us. not one guy that is happy with the situation. do you think i want to be talking about this and instead of trying to stop steph curry. i don't. >> as for steph curry he sent

out a comment. it is a terrible and disgusting view of african-americans and one that should never be tolerated in the nba, he shouldn't be allowed to own a team. he owned them since is the 81. they expressed doubts about whether it belongs to sterling. and an nba investigation will focus on verifying the authenticity of the recording. but coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2". we will talk about the awards that sterling controversying was supposed to receive from the naacp next month and what they are now recommending fans do at clippers games. for now, live at oracle arena. channel 2 news. controversy has surrounded sterling. he is a 80-year-old billionaire and in 2,005 he paid an undisclosed amount of money that he tried to force non-koreans out of apartments. and he paid a record $2.73 million penalty.

issued by the justice department for discrimination. >> he is married more than 50 years. but his wife filed alated because the reported mistress embezzled nearly $2 million. the coverage is on line. there we have posted the full audio recording. new arena for the golden state warriors could threaten the oracle arena. it already fails to turn a profit and will report $6 million in losses through next year. half of the 110 events staged at the arena. and in a 12 month period are warriors relate asked. they have purchased land for a new arena in the mission bay district the and the new arena could open as early as 2018. >> they will keep the sports teams from leaving. they are invited to a public workshop to turn the coliseum and arena. the into a coliseum city.

with housing and recreation and plenty of shops. supporters say it would generate 20,000 new job resist. >> the raiders have expressed serious interest. and it is beneficial to them business wise. and the warriors, i think there is room for the warriors to stay here in oakland. >> the strategic planner said the 800-acre site is for easy access to the freeway and bart. contra costa county has confirmed its case of west nile virus this year. a dead bird tested positive for the virus. marking an early start to the season. the crow was found near danville boulevard and camille avenue. >> i have no idea whether it will lead to, you know, a great number of cases. but we are concerned about that. >> no human case streets been found yet. and people have been dig no, sirred since 2,005 and two

deaths in 2,006. whale watchers saw a dramatic site. they saw an orca attack a mother whale and her calf. it was witnessed by dozens of onlookers on the whale watching tours. the calf did not survive. anchovies in the water have attracted them to the water. >> 50 hump back whales were spotted between port joe and point lobos. this dog shot a shock. the owner tells us her dog mickey is now out of the hospital. at first, the hospital didn't know if he would survive. now, they expect him to make a mull coverry. crews did put a cable inside the box to provide service to a construction site. the the company said the box might have been tampered with. we will learn more about a

murder-suicide in sacramento. the man and woman who died, recently ended a relationship. and they may have been married. they frequently argued about money. they are investigating what led up to the shooting. >> the parties knew each other. there were other people in the house that knew both deceased and the motivation 10th was too soon toes. >> five other family members including children in the home when the shots were fired. they were not hurt. >> chp is investigating five deaths on bay area roadways from yesterday. and man and woman died early when they lost control in menlo park and hit a tree. >> the drive of a honda civic also lost control on i-80 in el cerrito. and one man died in a crash here and a pedestrian was

killed in a hit and run crash in oakland. friends and family remembering a high school student killed in a bus crash north of sacramento. hundreds of people packed a service for 19-year-old adrian castro. men were wearing blue, the color of his football team. >> they were killed when the charter bus was struck by a fed. ex. truck. three chaperones and both driver consist also died k they have been headed to humboldt state for a tour of the campus. jared leaf continues to recover from a fire at his apartment. the coach of the spartans visited with lee's family and said they are grateful for the support of teammates. friends and family. >> family members will find a way to accept donations. and firefighters are investigating why a student may accidentally start a fire by lighting a candle by leaving a match on the couch w. >> the apartment was destroyed.

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to purchase credit for the pollution and to date they have raised $663 million. that money is supposed to be used for programs that cut down on pollution. opponents of the rail project say it generates emissions instead of reducing them. lack of funding could cut off the service in kansas. colorado and new mexico. amtrak said it doesn't have the money to maintain the rail line. it is owned by burlington railroad. it will cost $200 million to upgrade over the historic stretch and amtrak is helping for help. >> talking about a five way split. each of the three states. amtrak and the b f railway. >> each state has to come up with $40 million over the next decade. it must have an answer or it will move forward rerouteing the rail lines through oklahoma

and texas. so far. none of the states have committed to the cost. they tied the knot in the state of minnesota in an effort to change the laws in their home state. >> in the eyes of god, they are married. >> nancy and jenny rosenbraun have been together for years. they can't legally mary in south dakota and now they plan to file civil lawsuits to overturn the ban on same-sex marriage. they will ask that south dakota be required to recognize marriages performed out of state. the director of the new healthcare exchange said the initiative is succeeding and continue to grow. people are ebb rolled during the first six months. officials said those who didn't meet the deadline of march 31st would be fined or 1% of income. but the director of covered california said the cost of

being uninsured is far more serious than the tax penalty. three baby owls who fell out of the nest are back with their parents. a ranger and san mateo park found them at the bottom of the tree. so the ranger brought them to the humane society to make sure they were okay. volunteers placed them in a nest near where they were found. they played owl cries on a loud speaker. by the next day, the parents were back to take care of them. they thought they rescued a puppy but it might not be the case. > >> poor little thing. can you guess what the animal is. that animal, we can tell you is just over a -week-old. he was found abandoned near a lake over easter weekend. the family thought it was a puppy and wildlife officials helped finding it a surrogate mother and originally they thought it was a dog. then they thought it might be

an otter or a martin or number of different things. wolverine. >> wolverine? can you imagine. now, wildlife officials have narrowed it down to a fox. the animal has a white tip on it tail which young foxes also have. and since it is spending time with humans, it will not be released into the wild and it will go to a wildlife sanctuarily. >> cute little guy. couldn't imagine going home and saying. honey, i found a wolverine. we are going to adopt it. it is going to happen. >> totally going to happen today. sunshine. and little drizzley outside. and getting anybody out there. >> little better as we progress through the morning hours. >> moist, wet weather and taper off out of here. if you take a look at mount diablo. shrouded in clouds there the and most of us still dealing with the overcast skies. and in some areas. it is going to take until the afternoon before the sun is

shining over the bay area. and giving you a look here. >> this is over the last 24 hours. and mill valley picking up 7/100. and i need to update orinda and mound diablo picking up a little bit. san francisco picked up a few 100th. and napa reporting a few 100th. so not the storm we saw on friday. but we have a little bit. and outdoors this morning. it as soggy one. if you have early morning soccer games. baseball games. and they may be canceled. this is what i am seeing. it is really tough to pick up on the mist and drizzle falling below the beam. picking up a little bit of green. this is as well as antioch and on the edge of oakland. through today, we are mostly cloudy and leave in the possibility of spotty showers. perhaps a little bit of mist and drizzle. and we are partly cloudy. and breezy once again.

we have a small craft advisory inside the bay. and we get into your monday and tuesday, wednesday, notice what is going on here. >> dry and warmer. >> not just warmer but a lot warmer. and some of the hottest temperatures we have seen coming this way by wednesday. >> outside the door this morning. widespread 50s and in concord. 55 in oakland. and 50 in half moon bay and 53 in san jose. they are up anywhere from four to 8 degrees over yesterday morning. it is cloudy and soggy and a little breezy and it will feel cool out there. castor valley. you are looking at 56. and 52 degrees reported in brentwood. for the afternoon today. back in the 60s and mid- to upper 60s. for inland communities. it is the partly cloudy skies this afternoon. 58 for novato and 56 in oakland and 64 for san francisco. cool, a little breezy if you

see the giants play. and 66 in here. and partly cloudy skies in santa cruz. here is the expressed. wow, are -- here is the extended forecast. temperatures on monday will take a pretty dramatic jump. a little warm and tuesday into wednesday. and turning out right hot for so many of the inland communities. up near 90 degrees. looks to be the warmest day and mostly sunny skies will remain on thursday. just a little pit and still above the seasonal average. in the forecast for our inland cities. around the bay and upper 60s at the coast. back to the desk. coming up in 20 minutes. from boston to big sur challenge. right now. we are running along highway one. a few days after taking on the boston marathon. >> new honor for president obama. school being named for the commander in chief and what it will take to get in.

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. this morning a u.s. submarine is scanning the bottom of the indian ocean for any sign of the the missing airlines jet. it is the 15th under water search for the plane. they have been searching an area off the australia coast where signals could have come  from the black boxes heard on april 8th. malaysia will make the report on that plane public next week. president obama said it

will continue to help for the search of the missing plane. this is the country's prime minister in kuala lumpurchased land ur. >> they will work -- kuala lumpur. >> this is the deepest condolences for all the families who lost relatives on the flight. americans, chinese and from othermations. >> they called on the malaysian government to improve the record on human rights. they have called on president obama to meet with opposition leader abraham during his trip to malaysia. the white house said security advisoryory susan rice will meet with him tomorrow. it is being named after him. back obama prep high school. it will have a freshman class. 300 students and ultimately, they will have 100 students and

70% of them will be selected on grades and test scores. the rest will be chosen because they live in the neighborhood. this is to increase pet adoptions and keep animals out of the shelters. they have six and a half million pets that go into the shelters and they are euthanized. this is a nonprofit based group that hopes to bring the number closer to zero. they are helping pet owners do what ever it takes. >> they want to surrender their pets. they didn't want to surrender their pets. it provides free neutering and its goal is to find pets find long companions. >> that burger on the grill cost could you more. >> beef prices are at the highest level in # decades. averaging over $5 a pound. >> demands over the summer months will drive the prices even higher.

>> burgers and steaks for the bar me cues. the price couldn't come downey time soon. >> the lowest cattle supply is responsible for the increase in prices. san francisco giants looking to pull out the brooms for the first time this season. they needed a rally and they got it. >> pinch hitter greg with the single to right. they get a sackfully and stolen base. that was set up. hunter pence and giants take the lead and how about a little insurance. that means buster posey is in the box. and flow brainer tleftfield. and 20 roads deep. they win 5-3. and oakland rallied in houston and top down and brandon moss with two on. monster shot to right and it landed with the fourth homer on the year. and they got the winning run to the plate and reliever raul

valdez gets him to go fishing. new fallout in the donald sterling controversy something basketball scandal. it is allegations involving a secret recording and the reaction this morning from the naacp. >> historic morning in vatican city as two prior popes enter saint hood. . it is a wet start outside the door. for the afternoon, partly cloudy, dry conditions expected for your sunday. i will line up the temperatures and in the week ahead. we have a significant warm upcoming our way. when i think it will be 10 to 15 degrees above the cease andal average, coming up. [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! -- seasonal average coming up. [everyone laughter,crying]

picking up a little light rain in antioch as well as oakley. for your morning, we leave in the spotty showers. here we are picking up at 9:00.

note by 10:00 or 11:00, it's on the decrease, but it just really doesn't clear out until about noontime. the bay where there is a small craft advisor for opening on the bay. low 50s. 54, redwood city. 55, mountain. we started in the 50s this morning so we haven't budged a whole lot in the colors and not bad out there and i see temperatures beginning to creep now that we're into the 9:00 hour. for the afternoon, partly cloudy, dry, 66 in oakland, 64 in san francisco. a cool day along the coast. 61 for pacifica. 67 as we slide down. we had a huge warm-up.

8 to 10 degrees warmer and then 20 degrees warmer in some area. a controversy overshadowing today's warriors and the los angeles clippers. there is an audio recording, allegedly of donald sterling, the clippers owner, going on a racist rant. while he will not attend this afternoon's game at the arena, the fire storm is swirling around him. ktvu's allie rasmus is live for us at oracle with players and coaches that are angry. allie? >> reporter: tipoff for game four at the nba playoffs happening here at oracle arena at 12:30. you can see some of the people behind us are for the halftime act. they just an audio recording with the sound system here. come 12:30, all the stands each covered with a loud crowd. warriors fan t-shirt. they'll be packed with people. there is a sellout crowd here

tonight. 19,000 people expected to come, but clippers owner don sterling won't be among them apparently. he's at the center of a controversy surrounding an audio recording where he allegedly arguing with his girlfriend for taking a photo with magic johnson and posting it on instagram. >> sterling owns the clippers since 1981. he was scheduled to receive a lifetime achievement award if the naacp. honored sterling's request and not attempt. that is from the naacp state conference president here in california. meanwhile, clippers head coach doc rivers said he and his players are trying not to let

this controversy distract. >> a report for us, something we've all dreamed about our childhoods and you know, donald or anyone else has nothing to do with the dream. we're not going to let anyone get in the way of those dreams. >> reporter: nba commissioner adam silver said the organization is looking into the matter and that the nba investigation will focus on the authenticity of the recording to verify whether or not it is sterling's voice and that investigation. take the warriors and the clippers here. tipoff is at 12:30. live in oracle arena, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. history made in an unpress deputied ceremony at the vatican. >> pope francis canonized two former popes making john xxiii

and john paul ii saints. an estimated 1 million people attended the event at st. peters square including retired pope benedict. this was the first time that a reigning and retired pope celebrated mass together in public. it was also the first time that two pontiffs were made saints in one ceremony. to get the best vantage points, many observers camped out overnight on side streets. others stayed up all night to attend prayer vigils. these are the women whose miracles led to the popes being announced. the woman on the left is an italian none. she was not to live after a surgery and recovered after praying to john ii. and then on the right, she prayed to john paul ii and had an unexexplained recovery from a brain aneurysm. having a miracle attribute today you is one of the most difficult parts to becoming a saint. more details now on the

late popes welcomed into saint hood. >> pope john paul ii died in 2005 to becoming the second longest serving pope. this is video of him from 1999 when he appeared in mexico city and pope john paul ii was known as one of the most influential leaders for his efforts to unite jews, muslims, and christians. pope john xxiii was hope from october of 1958 until his death in 1963. he says no one was more surprised by his election than himself and come to rome with the return train to get to venice. he was well known for his passionate views on equality which were summed up by his famous statement, quote, we were all made in god's image, we are all godly alike. people celebrated the double canonization as well as right here in the bay area. last night, worshipers packed the cathedral to

celebrate mass. the u.s. conference of bishops called john a man of courage and john paul ii is a globe trotting pontiff described by pope francis as a man who proclaimed the gospel everywhere. remembering john paul ii, 8'7" tall statue will be at the shrine in santa clara. a special outdoor mass at 2:00 with the precession at 4:00. search after the statue honors both the man but also an impression of gratitude and love for his teachings and tireless work. new this morning, police in oakland say a liquor store clerk fought back after a robbery by shooting the suspect. it happened around 11:00 last night at harry's drive-in liquor on boulevard. the suspect jumped the counter and held what turned down to be the employee's head. one of the employees shot the suspect as he was leaving and police recovered the money. a 23-year-old woman is in santa

rina in a stabbing death of her 7 month old son in a livermore park. the woman has not yet been identified but she is reportedly from the san jose area. authorities received a call at 10:30 yesterday morning about a woman acting erratically and ramming into a rook wall at a road in. found a damaged honda on the side of the road but the driver was gone. then about two hours later, they low kateed a woman walking with a lifeless baby in her arms. investigators say they believe the boy had been stabbed several times with a pocket knife. >> officers are on the scene at the time attempted to resuscitate. the child was declared dead by paramedics. >> police say the woman had what appeared to be self- inflicted wounds while investigators are still searching for the motive, they say the mother has been battling depression. a napa mother accused of killing her daughter is looking to get out of jail.

23-year-old sarah kruger along with her boyfriend, ryan scott warner, are charged in the death of 3-year-old caylee slusher. a hearing is scheduled tomorrow in which a judge will hear a defense motion to free kruger on one million dollars bail. both defendants have been held without bail in the napa county jail since february 2nd. prosecutors claim kruger and warner beat the death, the little girl, and then hid body in a freezer. a billion dollar project in san jose international airport. south bay officials say the teenager who stowed away on a flight to hawaii exposes gaps at the airport. san jose councilman calls the case a wake-up call. a boy climbed the fence and income into the wheel well of the plane bound for maui. $1.3million upgrade includes a plan to bolster security and changes could take months to complete. security specialists recommend better surveillance cameras, including night vision systems.

well, 9ers fans were upset about the seahawk on the cars and now apparently more controversy. according to the chronicle, the newest concern involves a three pronged pole near the cars. those poles are there to get visitors something to grab on to. but some with disabilities say it poses a hazard and blocks the wheelchairs. bart did tweet the design after getting feedback from the public where the new cars were showcased. the new cars are scheduled to roll out in 2017. the new option for getting around napa valley and the wine tasting that lets you leave your car at home. >> plus, they call him the piano man. the tradition that helps gives runners the energy to finish the marathon. >> body sprinkles lingering over the bay area. through the morning hours, we'll clear out. partly cloudy skies and mild conditions expected for your afternoon in the extended forecast. i'm tracking a significant warm-

up. when we go into the 80s coming up.

charge packed their bags but not for the conference semis. instead for game six in los angeles. sharks lost at another shot to eliminate the kings. not even close. kings up fast, 8 minutes in. jonathan quick watches the shot. a pretty big bounce and tanner

over to tyler to foley. 1-0 kings like that in the first. joe thornton's shot doesn't go in. the reflection goes long and leads to the 3-2 and then the kings get another goal. give up a third goal and then would get pulled from the game. joe thornton said he supports whoever is going to be in the net for the sharks. >> we have confidence in either goalie. played great and we let them down the last two games to be honest with you and played well. we have, you know, full confidence in both goalies. >> final last night was 3-0 kings. tomorrow night, game seven. a group of san francisco residents protested with activists what they call an epidemic of evictions. the san francisco tenants unions force long time tenants out of their homes. the group wants other san francisco residents to sign a bill that would reform the ellis act. it would require five years of continuous ownership before

investors could start. >> a lot of speculators flipping property to make a profit and human needs have to override the need for greed. >> according to the san francisco stabilization board over the last year, there have been 216 ellis act evictions. that's an 86% increase from the previous year. time now is 9:16 and right now, the big marathon is under way. once the runners hit the 13- mile mark, they're going to be greeted by a familiar sight. for nearly a decade, michael martinez has been a staple of the marathon. runners call him the piano man and give him energy to complete the race and even though he's not lacing up shoes, he was like he's taking part in a marathon of his own. >> in the morning, it's rough. my hands are numb and it's really hard for me to play. can't play anything too fast.

but in the afternoon, it starts to warm up, sun comes out and get my dexterity back. i'm able to play. >> martinez said he's carrying on the tradition of his good friend jonathan loe who passed away and he said he will play until the very last runner crosses his path. the marathon officially began at 6:45 this morning, so we know there's lots of runners along his path right now. runners are traveling from big set to carmel on highway 1. the road will reopen for traffic this afternoon and it's a qualifier for the boston marathon. today's marathon also marks the fifth presentation of the boston challenge. more than 36,000 people ran in the boston marathon last monday. five full days. the big

challenge he crossed the finish line to the boston marathon and talked to him about the historic event. >> there's no point. usually when you run a marathon, you have a point where you kind of hit the wall. i didn't hit the wall. i never hit the wall once. >> i don't actually know if the wall exists for him. back-to-back marathons, he's known for running 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 days. i also know that he didn't want to get on the shuttle to the start line of the boston marathon, so he just decided to run out to the start line which essentially means he ran a marathon before the marathon and he actually had a really good time on his way out there. he's like a rock star out there though in the runners world. you can't spend like 30 seconds with that guy without stopping and taking a picture. giving me a look like, what? when i said, oh, it's too warm for you to run by the finish

line, it was heating up and he said, no, i kind of like it hot but when i ran the 135 miles through death valley, that was a little warm. by the way, 135 miles through death valley. >> i can't run in 70-degree weather. that's crazy. outsider joining us this morning. stepping out for a run. it is a great start to the day giving you a live look over the east bay hills. mount dee ablow picked up a few one hundredths of an inch of rain. a bit smooth through the area. storm tracker 2 here. we hit it and move on. it's not showing us any rain. the low level moisture below the beam and we just receive reports of mist and drizzle and whatever is out there, it's fairly light and spotsty in nature. but it's going to stick around, at least for the next half hour or so. futurecast showing you plenty of gray out there by the afternoon. we will be partly cloudy and

temperatures on the upswing. we have low 60s at the coast. but i want to keep this going because we have a big transition taking place as we get into monday. notice the storm track moving well to the north with the ridge of high pressure going to be strengthening over our area and it is going to help drive our temperatures up into the 80s. some of us peaking in the 90s through midweek wednesday or so. we're cloudy this morning and mist and drizzle. partly cloudy, a little breezy once again. especially along the coast, especially inside the bay for your afternoon. and the warm-up begins tomorrow. it will be mild, but we will take an additional jump in the temperatures by tuesday. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. let's take a look at what's happening outside of our doors right now. we're holding in the 50s all morning long but these numbers have got up in the past hour or so. low 50s and napa as well as santa rosa. it's a cool start for you. 52 to 56 in redwood city and 54

in san jose. 50s, relatively speaking, not too cold but it's foggy and breezy out there. it's cool in most areas. 67 fairfield and 69 in brentwood. that's a nice number with partly cloudy skies. 68 in concord. 64 in san francisco. giants play this afternoon. it will be partly cloudy and it will be dry by game time but it will be a little cool and breezy. 67 mountain view. 66 in san jose. morgan hill, you go to 67 and mid to upper 60s expected for capital and santa cruise. today is going to be the coolness day. we take a noticeable jump in afternoon highs by monday for above average already by monday afternoon and then take a look at where we head into tuesday and wednesday with each passing day. temperatures continuing to climb. by midweek wednesday, which looks to be the warmest day, upper 80s to near 90 degrees. the mid 80s for bay side

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it's one thing to say something that's controversial and it's another thing to say something that's repugnant. >> over racist remarking of allegedly made by the owner of the los angeles clippers. welcome back to morning on 2. >> i'm mike mibach. hope you're having a fantastic morning and let's get you over to rosemary. hey, rosemary. >> live from ktvu over the oakland estuary. you can see it's a damp start to the day. got water this morning and this will be the case for the morning hours. the moisture still moving overhead with plenty of cloud cover. a storm tracker showing you the moisture is eventually going to pull out. we will be left with partly cloudy skies for your afternoon but for the next couple of hoursing we'll be met with mostly cloudy skies and embedded clouds with drizzle and mist. not really being picked up by storm tracker and the radar and

a lot of it is right below the -- a few flight sprinkles over the last half hour to 45 minutes or so and still seeing some mist and drizzle as well. as we get into lunchtime, we break away to partly cloudy skies and partly sunny skies and until the afternoon, we really begin to clear out. for the afternoon, temperatures bounce back into the 60s and we hold in the 50s. 55 in concord and 59 in walnut creek and oakland. 53 in hayward. here's a look at your afternoon. so dry, breezy inside the bay and the coast. 61 for pacifica, low 60s in san francisco. you see the giants play cold and breezy for today. 67 in livermore and 69 in antioch. this is going to be the coolest day of the next several. we have a notable jump coming with each passing day. i'm going to show you that in the extended forecast coming

up. warriors and the los angeles clippers now just three hours away. it is a pivotal game four, but offcourt scandal is taking shape. allie rasmus is live at oracle arena with former and current nba stars. allie? >> reporter: clippers said the players try to put this situation behind them and not get distracted by playoff game. it's happening here at the oracle arena. some of the preparations going on behind us, performing during the halftime show. they'll practicing out in the court. hip-hop at 12:30. the game is sold out. audio recording donald sterling allegedly argues with his girlfriend over pictures she took and posted on instagram with magic johnson. here's an excerpt of that recording. >> privately. you could do anything, but back

to the world pay for that to call me. >> in response, the president of the california naacp said, quote, african americans and latinos should honor sterling's request and not attend clipper's games. sterling was supposed to receive a lifetime achievement award before the audio recording was released. >> we cannot have an nba owner discriminate against a league, we're a black league, ernie. we are a black league. i don't know, 80% of our players are black. >> reporter: warriors guard seth curry issued a comment saying i think it's a terrible and disgusting view of african americans and never be tolerated in the nba. he shouldn't be allowed to own a team. sterling owned since 1981 and

the investigation focuses on the authenticity of the recording to see whether or not it is sterling's voice on that audio recording and that investigation should be completed in several days. live at oracle arena, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> sterling channel got a response from president obama traveling in malaysia. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't have to do anything. you just let them talk. that's what happened here. >> the president was asked about the audio recording during a news conference with malaysia's prime minister. president obama said he's confident that the nba is aware of the outcry from fans and players and will address the issue quickly. many people have taken to social media to express their opinions on the story. tell us what you think. go to ktvu facebook page. we ask if the recording turns out to be authentic, what should the repercussions be? the coverage continues online at ktvu.com. there, we have posted the full audio recording. police say it's unrelated

to the sterling scandal, but there is security at the warriors game. >> we are doing our bomb dog k9 sweep for all warrior games to make sure everybody here has a safe environment. >> security includes the police dogs you see on your screen. officers from the oakland police department, deputies from the county sheriff's office and private security guards. the new arena for the golden warriors could threaten the future of oracle arena. oracle arena failed to turn a profit and is expected to report $6 million in losses through next year. half of the 110 event stage at the arena in a 12 month period were warriors related for a new arena in san francisco's mission's district. that new arena could open in 2018. people of oakland still try to keep the team from leaving. they're working on a proposal to turn the oakland coliseum into a city with the sports

facility, housing, recreation and shop. would generate 20,000 new jobs. >> the raiders have expressed serious interest and beneficial to them businesswise. the warriors, i think there's room for the warriors to stay here in oakland >> oakland planners of the 800 site is an attractive location for development due to the easy access to the freeway and to bart. uber is now operating in the napa valley. the company officially expanded into napa at the beginning of the month. since then, local drivers say they've had hundreds of customers, most of them have used used uber and activated in 2009, now in 100 cities across the world. first facebook stock went up for sale and now tomorrow, the public can jump in on the ipo of vernon davis. each share is $10. the goal is to allow people a chance to win best in an athlete's financial future.

it includes the contract with the 49ers, endorsements, and any earnings after his playing career, for example, if he decides to go into broadcasting once he's retired. technically, fans buy fan texts, a company obtaining a percentage interest in the future earnings of athletes, first starting with vernon davis. san jose state line backer continues to suffer from burns after a fire. the coach visited with the family at the hospital this weekend and says they are grateful for the support of teammate friends and family. family members also say they're working on finding a way to accept donations. wondering if the students accidentally started the fire by lighting the candle and leaving the match on the couch. the apartment was destroyed. a high school student killed in a bus crash on i-5 north of sacramento. hundreds of people packed the service for adrian castro, many

wearing blue in his honor, the color of his high school football team. castro and three other students were killed when the charter bus was struck by orland earlier this month. three chaperons and both drivers also died. the students had been headed to humboldt state for a tour of the kansas. a murder suicide in sacramento. the man and woman who died recently ended a relationship and may have been married. neighbors say they frequently argued about money. >> there were some people in the house and also knew both deceased and the motivation at this point was really too soon to say. >> five other family members including two children were sleeping in the home when the shots were fired early yesterday morning. they were not hurt. this morning, chb continues to investigate five deaths out there on the bay area roadways. a man and woman died yesterday morning when they lost control

of the vehicle on highway 101 and hit a tree. the driver of the honda civic was also killed after losing control and rolling several times. causing quite a back-up. one man died on interstate 780 and the pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash in oakland. whale watchers saw a dramatic sight in monterey bay when a pack of 20 orcas attacked the mother gray whale and calf. the chronicle reports the struggle lasted for more than 2 hours and lasted by dozens on whale watching stores. the calf did not survive. an unusual number of anchovies has been affecting wildlife including whales. 50 humpback whales spotted between point joe and point lobos. we have new information about a dog that got shocked in oakland. her dog, mickey, now out of an east bay vet hospital.

first, the hospital didn't know if he would survive but now they do expect him to make a full recovery. apg spokesman said they put a temporary table and 24th street weeks ago to provide service to a construction site. the utility company said the box might have been camperred with. we also learned that pg&e is paying for the bill. sonoma county supervisor efren is going back to trial. jurors left court on friday split 11-1 as they considered whether he's guilty of a peeking charge. the judge ordered the jury to continue clicks tomorrow to try to reach a unanimous verdict. he has admitted no knocking on a bedroom window while dressing only in his underwear and socks. he was under the influence of alcohol and went to rehab after the incident. reached a milestone in the project of flood capacity after

receiving six massive steel. the army corpse of engineers. it will allow more flexibility in storing and releasing water to help protect the sacramento valley. >> we have a highest flood risk in the country in the sacramento region. we definitely need projects like this to keep the residents safe. >> it's expected to be complete and operating sometime in 2017. happening now, hundreds of cyclists ride their bicycles from san rafael through west murray for the 2014 life cycle ride. this was tweeted by chp marin two hours ago. michael will help prepare cyclists for the rideup in june. that ride will take cyclists from san francisco to los angeles. they say the goal is to raise money for the fight against hiv and aids. time now 9:41. surprising resignation following a ferry disaster. the apology from south korea's prime minister as he steps down

from office. >> and a taste in russia that's not always known for food. >> partly cloudy dry conditions expected for your afternoon. as the wet weather this morning begins to taper off a little bit later this morning. we are seeing a little bit of rain and up in some areas, i update those numbers and update the numbers coming up.

south korea's prime minister left 300 people missing or dead. many of the passengers were high school students. the investigation comes amid rising criticism of a government scandaling of the disaster. it's mostly symbolic because most of the power rests with south korea's president.

15 crew members have been arrested including the ship's captain. this morning, a u.s. submarine scanning the bottom of the indian ocean for the malaysia jet. it's the 15th search for flight 370. may have been hurt on april 8th. malaysia is scheduled to make its report on that missing plane public next week. president obama said the u.s. will continue to help in the search for the missing plane. the president made that announcement this morning after meeting with the country's prime minister in kuala lumpor. >> i want to express the deepest condolences of the american people and all the families who lost loved ones on the flight. asian, american, chinese. >> president obama also called on the malaysian government to

improve its record on human rights. human rights groups have called on president obama to meet with opposition leader anwar during his trip to malaysia. the white house's national security advisor susan rice. a high school chicago is being named by obama. barack obama high school will have a class of nearly 300 students. ultimately, the school will have 1200 students, 70% of them will be selected based on their grades and test scores. the rest will be chosen because they live in the neighborhood. it's almost season for barbecues and cookouts. highest level in three decades, beef is over $5 a pound. the summer months is expected to drive the prices higher. >> people will want burgers and steaks for barbecues. i wouldn't expect the price to

come down anymore soon >> the lowest supply since the 1950s is also responsible for increase in prices. a russia nba player is bringing an american staple back to his home country. >> hi, guys. welcome to hooters. >> burger king, shake shack and mcdonald's and now brooklyn nets player andre said it's time for hooters. the first one will be in most cow and it's scheduled to open by the end of the month. >> bringing hooters after all. >> i pronounced that wrong. sorry, mike. the current political tensions don't phase him. russians are more alike than different and hopes the new restaurants will bring everyone together. rosemary has been talking about this heat-up coming in. 80s and 90s. i'm excited. but we've got to get through

today. keep the flip-flops handy. all right, mike, a look outside of our doors this morning. >> it's a gloomy wet one out there. the low-base clouds just spreading the mist and the drizzle. it's spotty in nature. the north bay along the coast into the east bay, i have other resources saying it's still falling. here's look at some numbers for the last 24 hours. a few one hundredths at best. santa cruze mountains and one or two one hundredths over the last few hours or so. friday's storm gave us a good amount of rain, enough to get us wet and the nuisance spotty drizzly misty conditions last at least through the morning hours and then pull away for the afternoon. here's a look at storm tracker 2. the radar beam is moving but can't really detect it. it's below the radar beam but the mist and drizzle will be

with us as the clouds hang on, at least for the next couple of hours. for your morning, mostly cloudy. we call for light showers on and off especially for the coast along and up over our hills. but as we get into your workweek ahead, we've got a big warm-up coming and this is what we were talking about a moment ago. for today, widespread 60s in the forecast. relatively mild. it's going to be a nice day for the afternoon. i think we'll be a little breezy once again like yesterday. the winds pick up in the afternoon. and we do have a small craft advisory inside the bay for opening day going on a little bit later this morning. 52 degrees right now in santa rosa. 56 in san francisco with the cloudy conditions this morning, the moist air in place. we actually started in the 50s and we haven't moved a whole lot, although some areas are in upper 50s. so good news there. san jose right now, 54 degrees and for the afternoon, going to about 66. partly cloudy, 66 for the second half of your day. settling in to your dinner hour, low 60s remaining and still about 55 degrees at 9:00. ridge of high pressure building

in and definitely notice it as we get into monday with some of the hottest numbers, temperatures coming in tuesday and wednesday. 67 degrees right now for the afternoon in fairfield. 69 in ant wok as well as brentwood. upper 60s expected for santa, napa. the westerly breeze will be picking up in mid 60s and berkeley. 66 for oakland. 65 in fremont. 67 in mountain view and san jose, 66 as we mentioned a moment ago. morgan hill, 66 expected in your neighborhood. extended forecast, widespread 60s for afternoon today. partly cloudy and dry for the second half of your sunday. we do see a notable jump come our way on monday with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 70s for the bay and inland and then it gets a bit toasty. temperatures warming into the upper 80s for inland communities. wednesday is the warmest day peaking at 90 degrees. 70s in the coast and slightly

cooler on thursday and back to the desk. san francisco giants sweeping the first time this season. giants needed a rally yesterday and they got it. fifth inning, pinch-hitter gregoire blanco. and then a stone base that sets up hunter pence and gets ball right through the infield. two run scores. giants take the lead, 4-3. how about a little insurance. buster posey and no brainer to left field. giants win 5-3. half game back on the dodgers. oakland's rallying and houston back on shore. top fine, down 7-3. brendan with two, the monster shot to right field. not sure where it landed. it's the fourth homer on the year. it's down 7-6. got the winning run and rule goes fishing there and that's all she wrote. tommy on the mound today for the a's first pitch, just about an hour away. >> all righty. well, amtrak is asking for

help. the reason the train service for hundreds of millions of dollars and what that request could mean for riders. >> and how about coffee with a cat. the new destination for feline fans that could be coming to the bay area.

state democrats may find a way to change the bullet train project. they want to pay with the cap and trade program. it requires an ebusiness that emits more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide for the solution. to date, that program has raised $653 billion. that money is supposed to be used for programs that cut down on pollution but opponents say the rail project generates emissions instead of reducing them. a lack of funding could cut off amtrak rail to some towns in california, kansas, texas, and new mexico. amtrak said it doesn't have the

money to maintain the rail line owned by burlington northern santa fe railroads. it costs to upgrade the track along the historic stretch. so amtrak is asking for help. >> talk about a five-way split. each of the three states, amtrak and the bsnf railway. it will move forward rerouting in oklahoma and texas. none of the three states have committed to the cause. the society nearly half of the 6 million pets that go into shelters each year are euthanized. lifeline pet project, a nonprofit based group in atlanta say it's hoping to bring the number closer by helping pet owners do whatever it takes. >> what we found is so many of the calls that wanted to surrender their pets, it didn't

actually want to surrender their pets. >> lifeline helps provide free neutering and vaccinations. the organization said its goal is to find creative ways to make more pets lifelong companions. a family in canada thought they rescued a puppy but turns out that might not be the case. the animal is just over a week old. he was found abandoned near a lake over the easter weekend. the family thought it was a puppy, but wildlife officials say it is actually a fox. they sense it has been spending so much time with humans, it will now spend its life in a wildlife sanctuary. from foxes to cats, you can go get coffee with cats at a cafe. you can meet cats up for adoption. >> people love cats. it's a place where you can come

and sit and talk about cat health. >> they offer catacinnos of course. anyone can put in one. >> it's my son's birthday. we have a plastic pole on the deck. no pressure. >> it's only a little boy's birthday. i'll tell you what, we get rid of this drizzle. we have partly cloudy skies and wait a few days, it will be perfect pool weather. outside our doors as we get into the 10:00 hour, mist and drizzle. we get into the low 60s for some of us and then for the afternoon today, we'll go to the 60s. widespread 60s in the forecast, partly cloudy, a little breezy for your afternoon but not bad. and in the extended forecast, here's what i'll talk about. some like it hot and this is

the forecast for you. we go into the upper 80s and 90s in the community. >> that is our report for this morning. we do appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> all right, now we are at oracle arena for the clippers and warriors. the owner donald sterling and the latest on the newscast at 5:00. but don't forget about us at facebook. ktvu.com and twitter. we'll be updating for you throughout the day. have a wonderful sunday everyone. thanks for watching.

i'm chris wallace. does the supreme court decision upholding michigan's ban on race-based college admissions mark the beginning of the end for affirmative action? >> today's ruling is a wonderful victory. >> with similar bans in seven other states, what does it mean for creating diverse student bodies in our nation's public universities? jennifer gratz and shanta driver will join us. then republican presidential hopefuls court p